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i'm ali velshi, he's michael moore.an williams" starts now. >>> the breaking news tonight. the democratic virginia governor admits he's one of two men in a 1984 photo, one in black face, the other in a klan outfit. ralph northam has now apologized, the calls are flooding in for him to leave. >>> a federal judge says she's considering a gag order which may be a tall order considering his appearance on fox tonight. his description of the case against him as a lynching and the video he posted this week on what to wear for your arraignment in federal court. >>> and donald trump now back in the friendly confines of mar-a-lago this ev

so michael moore, enjoy it while you can. i am sure vladimir will, too.his chaos in the streets of venezuela. as americans we cannot and we will not allow it to happen here. here with me right now to react, former governor and senator from new hampshire, my good friptd -- good friend, judd gregg. >> this is my first skype experience. trish: we have been use it a lot. sir, what do you make of this fascination right now that i keep calling it the alt-left. it's not the democratic party that i remember growing up with. it's not the democratic party that my father grew up with and my family. it's not that sort of let's trite and coffer out a place for the working middle class it's a party look toward things like socialism saying this is a future that would work here. what do you make of it. given your experience and the things you have seen in politics. the left's fascination with socialism right now? >> well, it's more than a fascination. it's a complete embrace of socialism as a concept. if you look at the people running for president or announced they are

liz: anti-trump filmmaker michael moore calling for a boycott of starbucks. >> nobody should go to starbucks. moore said billionaires are immoral. and he says schultz is not a self-made man. >> what are your thoughts on the fact that billionaire has become a bad word in the face of democrats? >> it blows me away. it's glowft democrats. it's other people. maybe it's because they weren't able to achieve the american dream. they think you have to do something illegal to do that. maybe they stole from somebody. a lot of things on television don't show the good billionaires. liz: tens of thousands of jobs have been created by billionaires who started out dirt poor and started big companies. they include oprah winfrey, howard schultz, john paul dejorua, and ken langone. >> billionaires have always been a little bit under attack. it's easy to attack the rich ever since the french revolution. r schultz is one of those people who came from the projects in new york. he was born poor. he got an idea. he was working for a company. he ended up work for starbucks and acquiring starbucks and building it in

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and yet michael moore is jumping in saying wait a second, don't forget about alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's not old enough to run for president but moore is suggesting she's the leader of the democratic party. >> stand ya ocasio-cortez is that what you'r you're going wih this? >> she has to be 30 by the time. >> everybody could out progressive each other. you're saying she's got fire in the belly. >> she is the leader, she is the leader. everybody knows it, everybody feels it. she's the leader of this mass movement. >> she's not old enough to run for president. he's got the details mixed up. but the point is that there have been a lot of democrats saying fox and republicans are obsessed with alexandria ocasio-cortez, there with are a lot of democrs

born to run. >>> michael moore is back with us, we have to talk about 2020. ot of people running for president on the democratic side. a lot of people who are asking themselves the question, about whether they can do a better job than donald trump. most of them are coming up with an answer that says, yes, that group of eight is going to become bigger over the next couple months. are they asking themselves the right question? >> no, because can i do better than donald trump? camera two, i'd vote for him. you know, seriously. anyone in this room, anyone out there, anyone watching right now could do a better job than donald trump. the question they need to be asking is, who's going to crush donald trump, who can win, really win. not just the popular vote, but win pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. ask yourselves that at heam, who's that person that right now, tonight could crush donald trump. >> do you think that's more important than taking positions on things? we knew that health care was one of the biggest issues to american voters in the last election. eve

but look, nobody takes michael moore seriously on this sort of thing.e's right, there a brewing divide between some of the moderates who are correctly weary i think of pushing the country that far. and i think you're seeing that on display with the 2020 race heating up and with folks like bernie sanders, like elizabeth warren proposing things like big new taxes on wealth, like 70% top tax rates, like new estate taxes. and the problem i think the biggest problem with these is they just don't work. hean you see this in countries, in socialist countries. go and look, in the 19 1990s there were 14 countries that had wealth taxes, now only four do and they raise on average 1.4% of their budgets that way. that's because the taxes are incredibly marred to admin strait. you can't get that much money out of them. you think you're going to pay for medicare for all, if you think you're going to pay off of the debt and all of the stuff the socialists want to do, you're going to have to come with up some other taxation, and that means taxing the middle class people.

endeavors might that occur later today or tomorrow here to discuss this former pentagon official michael moore and conservative commentator steve malzberg thanks both of you for being with us hey michael let's start with you to tackle that quandary and maybe it's not a quandary for everybody but which many of us had from the last meeting that the u.s. military was opposed to giving up the continued military exercises with the south koreans right and and did we get anything even goodwill well we got some good will we also were able to get the north koreans not to fire any more missiles or detonate any more nuclear devices underground that's a beginning and and also the fact that the two sides are talking that's the beginning of course the whole idea was to have no. relief relief in sanctions and unless and until there was total denuclearization i'm beginning to get a sense now that the trump administration wants to do a phase in of that over time and is happy with that as long as there are no more missile tests or nuclear tests. very interesting thank you michael steve you know president trump

i want to bring in shimon prokupecz, juliette kayyem and michael moore. good evening to all of you. at almost 70 years old, this is a life sentence. what are they saying about manafort's behavior? >> it is a life sentence, don. it really is an extraordinary day in terms of the mueller investigation and how much we learned in all of these filings today between the roger stone filing and then the paul manafort filing. and what we saw was just how prosecutors viewed his conduct, what he did here, what he did while he was part of the campaign, and then they even went further back talking about his conduct through all the years. certainly something that prosecutors were investigating, knew about and really now they're saying that, yeah, like you said, don, he should spend the rest of his life in jail. here's how prosecutors described his criminal conduct to the judge. they said, given the breadth of manafort's confirm activity, the government has not located a comparable case with the unique array of crimes and aggravating factors. really, i think that speaks to the fact that he was the

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that's where michael moore is right. i got to agree.the real point, the democratic field for 2020 is moving further and further left to the positions that ocasio-cortez espouses whether it's a green new deal costing trillions of dollars, by her own estimation, medicare for all, all of these programs sound good, free stuff, popular in the polls but no idea how to pay for it. but that's why you have other voices weighing the idea of getting into the presidential run and the democrats are freaking out. not just because they think he will tank anti-trump votes as an independent but also because he's calling democrats out saying you can't pay for all of this and they don't want to hear about it. >> what do people feel about it in their living rooms, that calls out the two-face quality of the democratic party. how left can we get. it's main street with a fams front and nothing on the back. normal people in their living room, how are you going to pay for that. what i care about is what's right in front of me. not who is wearing on the left. >>

the usual panda bears who speak out of both sides of their mouth for side that is as flexible as michael moore sweatpants. [laughter] they should change the name of their party. >> you know us. >> the desperate party of america. >> we will do whatever it takes to get elected and say whatever you want to hear we are so confident we are just like you. >> i believe solar panels are the key to our future which is why we promise to use them to expand fracking all across the country. >> for years now i do drugs. >> back then it was called crac crack. >> with legalization we need to respect states rights except with babies. screw their rights. >> we should tax the super wealthy unless they are the super wealthy that he's trump. >> walls don't work and they are immoral come to my fundraiser. >> border security is the most important thing which is why it will we will have slingshots for all americans possibly a boomerang. >> the most important thing about the desperate party crack. >> your healthcare will be free arson will be free. >> everything will be free except for porn. we have to tax the. [bleep

led a military coup against the democratically elected president mohamed morsi let me bring in michael moore now on demand that's going to be you know chairing the african union as off sunday is he the person to chair the african union given his record of human rights violations. well first of all the main reason why president c.c. is now the chair is actually because the chair retakes regionally and it's the turn of north africa well if you look at north africa. libya is in trouble at the moment the president of tunisia is ninety three years old or dear and president is terminally ill and merkel has only just been brought back into the e.u. and that leaves egypt as the most likely. head of state to take it out and maybe that explains why cissy is now the chair that said there you have to try a choice a system whereby all those. presidents if you the chair you have the pinout to make. the incumbent and the incoming chair all acting together presidency is not going to be left on his own to go of time didn't do something strange is going to be managed carefully by the gender which congress has

research at the institute for global dialogue that's a south african think tank and in london we have michael moore visiting fellow at the photos largely center for africa at the london school of economics a very warm welcome to all of you miss a k n a it is the theme of this year's african union summit so how serious is the african union about looking after refugees. i don't think the african union is a serious as it can be about looking after refugees we have had refugee protocol since the sixty's and yet over the years rather than encourage refugee protection. protection seems to have gotten worse there was a time where there was a pride in hosting. africa's refugees there was a prize there was a pride in hosting people who had to flee from their countries it was considered as a core aspect of an african ism but lately refugees are trapped stranded in camps for tens of years you know how decades and this is just unacceptable there is no move by. african countries to integrate refugees and to ensure that they are able to live lives of dignity miss niger what do you think about that has protection

for michael moore it is also remains to be seen how this will impact the work of rappler.from the government there is an issue of the exchange for this and then a change and there are also. cases and thanks again. for the first. column all of these pieces afford to hire me personally because iraq very very quickly called president good government ok jon benet thanks indeed how serious of a little going back on the line from manila venezuelan opposition leader why and why though has demanded that the armed forces allow the delivery of humanitarian aid sent by the united states within the next ten days president during who still has been a tree backing says the threats of invasion must stop both pro and anti-government protesters and help mass marches in the capital today is a bold reports from caracas. he wants to keep up with the pressure on the government of an economic a little that's why venezuela self declared intamin precedent could he. followers to take to the streets once again. we are nonstate february twenty third is the day for humanitarian aid to enter venezuela

moved back to the center, like it or not most americans are in the center, for people to say i saw michael mooree other day, there is no center. last a lie, most people agree with one or the other and that's why i'm independent and not part of the loonie left because -- >> yes. >> not part to have loonie left. [laughter] >> never again. i would never be elected official. [laughter] >> but are in the center. i have conservative views and i have liberal views and to keep doing divide is all about emotion and won't work during general election, somebody like joe biden or howard schultz who apparently everyone is afraid of -- >> we will get, save it for later. [laughter] >> excited. >> you will. >> he came as pretty pragmatic, problem-solving, i think the ideological approach that the democratic presidential hopefuls seem to be taking, real risk for them. >> it's a risk in general election but i think it's where the energy is and their primary, clearly. >> i'm an an amateur political scientists, this is not a liberal presidency, this is quite famously a moderate presidency, a moderate president, mod

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>> one can only pray for the first time in his life michael moore is right.republican party. it would be good for the country. and frankly, it finally would allow people to start looking at the reality of the difference between sound policies and insane policies that will lead this country to socialism. >> sandra: he goes pretty far in this call. even pushing moderate democrats to take a position. he says there is no middle ground anymore. so i guess calling yourself a moderate democrat is not taking a position. >> this is all over the place. you've got rational democrats, i don't agree with their policies but at least they're relatively rational like howard schultz and michael bloomberg trying to pull the party back to a sane center. and then you have the tug. it is a battle between ideology but it is also a generational battle. and i think the extreme liberal radical wing of the party is being egged on by an extreme liberal radical press that is out there and seems to think that they are somehow helping this whole process move forward. you have radical pres

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i want to 'ing in now shimon prokupecz, susan glasser and michael moore. wow, every night it seems there's a lot to discuss. good evening to all of you. shimon, let's start with the news. the judge ruling tonight that paul manafort intentionally lied to the fbi, to the special counsel and to the grand jury even after his plea deal. but i want you to dig into it further. what did we learn from this about mueller's case? >> i think we learned here he lied -- what the judge ruled and agreed with the mueller team is he lied about facts material to investigation. and that's what the important part of this is. he agreed to cooperate, he came before fbi agent, he came before prosecutors and the special counsel's office. and when they started asking him questions that were important to their investigation, questions they said were at the heart of their investigation, he started lying about it. and the judge agreed with the special counsel on this hugely significant -- because, you know, they were on a fact finding mission. and you're right, don. they did in some w

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michael me, the directer -- michael moore, the director, said she is the leadership of your party.s, you are basically the architect, you and your colleagues, of the tax cut plan even though you didn't vote for it. >> right. and i disagreed with the tax plan that was adopted by congress in the last congress. i think it was a step in the wrong direction in the sense that it gave far too much of the benefits to the people at the very top. i don't believe, however, that we should simply throw things in reverse and go back to where we were. i think there are some benefits that came from that tax proposal. i just think far too much of the benefit went to the people at the top. but i don't start with thed idea that we ought to have a particular rate. i do think we need a fairer tax system, for sure, in order to properly share the responsibility for the elements of a civil society and provide the support that it takes for everyone to have a chance. personally, i would say let's start with social security because there's the tax element of social security. you know, if we're going to get t

kennedy: if you want to talk about theoretical, idol worship, the michael moore and sean penn have for that is one thing. but that is based on lies and a lack of empirical evidence. you have the pictures daily. they are worse and worse every day. question is now, what can be done, aside from military force, to squeeze maduro and to find the money that he has stolen from the state run petroleum enterprise? >> yeah, that's going to be the tough thing. i mean, you have to go in there and really sort through all of the layers, the financial transactions. mike pence, god bless him, has talked about getting back every last dollar or penny of local currency of course, to the venezuelan people that has been stolen from them. that's going to be hard by me because we are talking about years and years kennedy, of layering, financial transactions, brother rang up, if you will that maduro has had in the banking system.he has people that are layered. and back to even the chavez regime where there were certain transactions and things back in the bush administration they were trying to discover and ge

research at the institute for global dialogue that's a south african think tank and in london we have michael moore visiting fellow at the fellows largely center for africa at the london school of economics a very warm welcome to all of you miss a k a it is the theme of this year's african union summit so how serious is the african union about looking after refugees. i don't think the african union is a serious as it can be about looking after refugees we have had refugee protocol since the sixty's and yet over the years rather than improve refugee protection refugee protection seems to have gotten worse there was a time where there was a pride in hosting. africa's refugees there was a prize there was a pride in hosting people who had to flee from their countries it was considered as a core aspect of an african ism but lately refugees are trapped stranded in camps for tens of years you know how decades and this is just unacceptable there is no move by. african countries to integrate refugees and to ensure that they are able to live lives of dignity less ninety what do you think about that has prote

it reads like, what, a michael moore tweet? it's the kind of angry tweet that i see hundreds of every day written by people who are just speaking from the gut on twitter, people who are not necessarily steeped in policy expertise themselves, but just know that what they are seeing is what they would call an ongoing foreign policy garbage fire. that is angry stuff. not at all surprising for a typical trump opponent on twitter, but for a united states senator, united states senator wrote that. i've never heard language like that from a senator in all of my years on the senate floor as a senate staff member. and when you know the senator who said this, it's all the more surprising because mild mannered, respectful, that's always applied to this senator, who was a member of the house of representatives during the george w. bush administration and never said that about george w. bush's policy. he was never pushed to that point where he called it an ongoing foreign policy fire. it took the trump presidency to provoke that kind of rhe

tonight -- michael moore. host of "busy tonight," busy philipps. music from conan gray.s. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. after president trump attempted to re-brand his border wall as artistically designed steel slats last month, he tweeted this morning, "let's just call

first we have professor michael moorely. even though he's sitting in the middle, he's going to go first. he joined the faculty of florida state in 2018. he's basically written on everything, but of particular interest today is his work in nationwide injunctions. prior to that, he clerked on the 11th circuit. he was an associate at winston & straun and special assistant to army general counsel. he's a graduate of princeton and yale law school and he's going to kick it off today to give us kind of a theoretical framework about different kinds of injunctions and really orient us, i think, in this area. ne next, we're going to have scott keller. mr. keller is the chair of the baker supreme court practice and argued 11 cases before the court and briefed many, many more. before that, he served as a law clerk for judge kosinski on the 9th circuit. he was a bristo fill low and clerked for justice kennedy. additionally, he served as solicitor general of texas and as senator ted cruz's chief counsel on the senate judiciary committee.

eric: that's a great point, michael moore and chris staszak.the prosecutors still have their claws intothank you. arthel: florida judge ruled federal prosecutors working under then miami u.s. attorney, alex acosta, broke the law in 2008 when they concealed a plea agreement from victims of sexual abuse by wealthy hedge fund manager jeffrey epstein. what this means for the more than 30 underage victims. reporter: once seen as a rising star in the trump administration, labor secretary, alex acosta, on the defensive after federal judge ruled prosecutors under his control broke the law back in 2008 when acosta was in miami. the case in question regards jeffrey epstein who faced up to life in prison over allegations he sexually molested dozens of underage girls at his palm beach mansion after they were hired to give him massages. epstein never went to trial. his lawyers reached with the miami herald called the deal of a lifetime with prosecutors. who judge found failed to discuss the arrangement with more than 30 young victims. the present was asked about acosta in the oval office. >> i reall